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Manage target attributes
The Modify→Logical Server Target Attributes.. menu selection allows you to add and remove
target attributes to and from a logical server. Target attributes track the systems on which a
logical server has been successfully activated or moved, and allow you to create a richer set of
targets without warnings.
You can view or modify the target attributes of a logical server by selecting the logical server
and using the Modify→Logical Server Target Attributes→Manage... menu selection.
Types of target systems can be added to or removed from the logical server’s target attributes.
Selecting a server from the Target Attributes Available to Add table adds that type of server with
its associated resources to the list of most suitable targets for the logical server. Selecting a type
of server from the Target Attributes Available to Remove table causes the specified type of server
to no longer be considered most suitable.
Modify
The Modify→Logical Server... menu selection allows you to modify or view the details of an
existing logical server.
In general, you can modify only an inactive logical server. However, you can modify the
description fields of an active logical server, and you can modify an active Virtual Connect logical
server by adding a data volume to an existing SAN storage entry for the logical server.
When you modify an inactive logical server, your changes are saved for future use, and applied
when you activate it.
Move
The Tools→Logical Servers→Move... menu selection moves an active logical server onto
another host. The host can be a server blade (for a Virtual Connect logical server), or a hypervisor
(for an ESX, Hyper-V, or HP Integrity virtual machine logical server).
When you select a target on which to move a logical server, you are shown a Headroom rating
that displays between one and five stars, with the higher number of stars denoting more excess
resources are available on the target server.
You can move an active logical server onto another host using a menu selection, and by dragging
and dropping the logical server onto another server with Virtual Connect or hypervisor in the
Physical and Virtual, Blades, and Virtual Machines perspectives in Visualization tab.
NOTE: Moving a logical server using drag and drop displays targets only with the best fit (no
errors). To see potential targets that have soft errors, use the Tools→Logical Servers→Move...
menu selection to move the logical server.
Moving Virtual Connect logical servers
If you are moving a logical server from one server with Virtual Connect to another, the following
restrictions apply.
• You can move Virtual Connect logical servers within a Virtual Connect domain group. You
cannot move logical servers from one VCDG to another.
• HP recommends that you shut down the server blade on which the logical server was
activated before you move it. Otherwise, the source server will be ungracefully shut down
and powered off.
• Moving a logical server shuts down the server blade, powers it off, moves the logical server,
and powers on the target server blade, by default. If the source blade is powered off, you
can uncheck the Power On the VM or the Blade checkbox to keep the target blade powered
off after the move. You can also use the Logical Servers→Power→On... or Logical
Servers→Power→Off... menu selections after the move is complete.
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- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- List of Figures 6
- List of Tables 7
- 1 Introduction 9
- Insight Dynamics menus 10
- Table 1-2 Create menu 12
- Table 1-3 Modify menu 13
- Table 1-4 Delete menu 13
- Table 1-5 Configure menu 13
- Table 1-6 Policy menu 14
- Table 1-7 Report menu 14
- Starting from HP SIM 17
- 18 Introduction 18
- Concepts and terminology 19
- 20 Introduction 20
- Concepts and terminology 21 21
- 22 Introduction 22
- Using the visualization view 23
- Compartment details 25
- Compartment color definitions 27
- Technology icons 28
- Using the workload view 30
- Understanding workload types 31
- Updating system workloads 33
- Using the workload view 35 35
- Logical server operations 41
- Activate 42
- Deactivate 42
- Logical server operations 43 43
- Delete and Unmanage 45
- Manage storage pools and tags 45
- Manage portability groups 46
- Manage target attributes 47
- Move operation types 50
- Power on and off 51
- Refresh server resources 51
- View logical server details 52
- Logical server requirements 53
- LSMUTIL database utility 58
- LSMUTIL options 59
- Administrator roles 62
- Storage Provisioning Manager 62
- Logical server storage 65
- Defining a SAN storage entry 66
- Logical server storage 67 67
- Redundancy 68
- Volume and path selection 68
- Logical server storage 69 69
- Create a storage pool entry 70
- Logical server storage 71 71
- Logical server storage 73 73
- Volume & Path Selection 74
- Logical server storage 75 75
- Available = Ready - Sharers 77
- Validating storage 78
- Figure 4-16 SAN storage 79
- 5 Troubleshooting 81
- 82 Troubleshooting 82
- 84 Troubleshooting 84
- Connect Flex-10 support) 85
- 86 Troubleshooting 86
- C:\> LSMUTIL – deleteDB 87
- 88 Troubleshooting 88
- 6 Advanced features 89
- Accessing utilization data 92
- Available utilization metrics 93
- Meter callout information 94
- Creating a custom collection 95
- 3. Click OK 96
- 7 Support and other resources 97
- Related information 98
- 102 Index 102
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